Slim, "toasting" someone who's just lost his stuff in a fire is kinda ironic, don'cha think?
Any idea what started the fire? I've seen one travel trailer burn, and it is not a pretty sight.
Which is why I went off on someone in Myrtle Beach over Easter weekend. BIG campground: 2,000 sites, about 150 of which were occupied by the Freightliner Classic Club rally. This group alone represented around $60 million worth of rolling stock. On the beach, at the end of the campground, it looks like WW3 is starting. My dawgs are going bonkers at the noise. I peek over the dunes and find a 30-ish woman with two young sons, who has just set off one of those gigantic commercial-size fireworks mortars, what you use for a display in some downtown on July 4th. There's absolutely NO safety equipment; more ordnance is stored within range of what's been lit; the big mortar was not secured by sandbags; etcetera. I call the woman over and order her off the beach. She asks who am I to order this, and I tell her I'm the guy who's gonna torch her mini-van if she doesn't move. She starts to leave, then got some courage and cell-phoned some local friends, who showed up tryin' to play tough-guy. It was beginnin' to look like a standoff between a couple dozen old farts and about five 20-something guys. I was ready to fetch the scattergun when the young guys decided to beat a slow, noisy retreat to another stretch of beach. I was not the only guy in camp who was ready to start a shootin' scrape if necessary. The idijits running the campground claim they have no power over what goes on the beach, even though it was accessed through their security gate. Depending who you asked, and when, the story was that the local PD controlled the beach, or the Coast Guard did, or somebody-else-we-don't-know-who does. And THIS from an outfit chargin' $50 a night for a campsite! I won't mention the name of the place, but if you want to know, so's to avoid it, shoot me a PM.
Happens too frequently. You set up camp somewhere decent, and then a flock of dolts comes in and starts a campfire that looks the the Burning Man. Camp owners mostly don't have to stones to confront them. Next time
that happens, I'm gonna saunter past and chuck a coupla 12-gauge shells into the campfire.